Portable Wheelchair Ramp for Home Steps, Non-Skid, Aluminum

We bought this 6-foot ramp after our Labrador had TPLO surgery, and it has been an absolute lifesaver. We have a patio with a 12-inch drop, and we needed a safe, gentle way to get our dog out to the yard without any jumping or strenuous stepping. At 6 feet long, the incline over the 12-inch rise is very gradual and easy for a recovering dog to navigate. It completely saved our backs from having to lift a heavy Lab multiple times a day. The ramp feels sturdy under a large dog's weight, and the traction is great, which gave our pup the confidence to use it right away. If you are managing post-op recovery for a big dog, do your back and your pet a favor and get this. Highly recommend!

Light but sturdy. I love that it folds and is fairly lightweight. Easily portable.

This works but needs to have stronger, larger hinges and an adjustable brace to sturdy up the center of this ramp. It does not feel sturdy but it is sturdy enough.

I reside in a house that necessitates my elderly dog and I to ascend/descend 5 steps which has become challenging for both of us. Although my steps are equipped with rails on both sides, the steps were getting very difficult to navigate due to bad knees. Purchasing this wheelchair ramp helped resolved the issue. I placed it on the 2nd step from the top to reduce the incline level, and it works great. If I need to expose more steps, I simply fold the ramp in half. This solution has been very beneficial not only for myself and my dog, but for other older individuals as well. The ramp has a 600 lbs. capacity and is 28 inches wide. It is a bit heavy but is manageable and well worth the purchase!

Good quality, easy to set up. Nice that’s it’s portable, so I can store it away when it’s not needed. The ramp is a game changer, no steps to go up/down

The rap was good but I needed to return it because it was too small the company wouldn't take it back

It is what it is and does what it claims. I'm a 63 year old woman so it was too heavy for me to move alone. Thankfully I had help. Trust me it won't blow away. Simple to set up, unfold and place. I use it one the back porch for my pugs and my husbands wheelchair. The pugs have no problem. They come out from their dog door and run right down. It is bouncy in the center if I walk down it, this could be a problem if someone is unsteady, I would not suggest it as a regular walk ramp. I was hoping to find something to reduce the bounce but haven't yet found it.T he pugs have no problem. They come out from their dog door and run right down.

Great sturdy ramp for pushing wheelchair up 12 inches to get from garage to house.